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PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m):
lipsrsealed
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Army's Campaign In The North Eastern Theatre (Photos) by iconize(m): 1:21pm On Aug 10, 2014
LordMecuzy: Haaaaaa Close it for What?
So that ur beeagle blog would have more clicks and patronage than Nairaland?

Get Lost.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is he from Beegeagle?
TV/MoviesRe: "Ebola" Nollywood Movie Is Out by iconize(m): 1:18pm On Aug 10, 2014
I think it's a Galawood movie though!
TV/MoviesRe: "Ebola" Nollywood Movie Is Out by iconize(m): 12:54pm On Aug 10, 2014
Whoever produced the movie should be assassinated..
EntertainmentRe: Female Ghanaian Celebs With The Best bosom$ by iconize(m): 8:41am On Aug 10, 2014
J12: This is it! This is a woman

www.nairaland.com/attachments/1613102_peace_hyde_jpege53ff9d534e83e183cb0bd8c0682949b
This lady must stop wrestling before it's too late..
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m): 1:29am On Aug 10, 2014
barcanista: madman you de mad ni? How does my occupatÍonÀl relationship with anyone affect you?
Doormat, just let it go...
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m): 1:20am On Aug 10, 2014
Akpasomething: Lol!!! The day barcanista discovered that his boss was ilugunboy's friend or whatever, the boy became loyal and started sticking his tongue up ilugunboy's _asshole without any complaints cheesy

I think he works at a place called comet at apapa!!! I'm not very sure sha!!!
That niggur is acting naïve!

His incessant rants about how big Ilugunboy is living are beginning to sound irrational..
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m): 12:37am On Aug 10, 2014
barcanista: [s]dude ilugunboy can pay your annual salary[/s] [s]within a week and it won't have any effect on[/s] his pocket. You funny sha
Childish rants!
Are you Ilugunboy's hype man?
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m): 12:18am On Aug 10, 2014
idumuose: Shame on you Barcanista the ikwerre man for doing a servant Job in a virtual world.Like a servant who has no choice,Your Oga woke you up this midnite and you responded with alarcrity.I bu ezigbo Anuofia!! i kana agba odibo.
Servant of ilugunboy.
‎​​cheesy grin cheesy grin cheesy grin cheesy grin cheesy grin!
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PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m): 9:15pm On Aug 09, 2014
odinma1: All this epistle to tell us what we already know? grin

There are more Igbos like my humble self living in Oshogbo than all of Anambra combined. Fact!

We are the Jews of Africa, we go everywhere to make what we call Ego while our land is desolate and inhabitable shocked shocked

Anambra Adigo Mma cool cool
grin grin You no longer live and do business in Lagos... Now you live in Oshogbo.
Clown!
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m):
chino24: voters posed for my snapshot..
embarassed
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m):
embarassed
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m): 8:45pm On Aug 09, 2014
abes: you are a shameless lair.

That pix was from saharaR on an article published on Thursday and not yesterday as you claim.
grin grin grin Chino! Come and debunk this!
PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m):
odinma1: My Igbo people have started disgracing themselves as usual. What is the business of Ndigbo in the pictures of Osun when our own enclave is hardly suitable for human habitation?

Meanwhile Congratulations to Ogbeni Aregbe and APC, please keep giving my people to opportunity to escape from extreme poverty in Alaigbo.


Anambra Adigo Mma cool cool
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PoliticsRe: Nigerian Army's Campaign In The North Eastern Theatre (Photos) by iconize(m): 7:54pm On Aug 09, 2014
It saddens me that one of those few things that makes me a proud Nigerian is fast becoming mediocre...
Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 7:42pm On Aug 09, 2014
Obrafour: Bastard!!! Product of a goat sp3rm. More pictures from jagajaga »»»»» https://www.nairaland.com/1573425/enugu-village-100-people-1909/8
Another burnt fuggly looking product of Trokosi slavery system, with an IQ lower than that of a toad.. grin


Slavery in Gayna: The Trokosi tradition

According to the trokosi tradition practiced in southeastern Ghana, virgin girls are given to village priests as a way of appeasing the gods for crimes committed by family members. The word trokosi in the Ewe language means "slaves of the gods." Once given to the priest, a girl becomes his property and is made to carry out domestic chores such as cooking and washing, as well as farming and fetching water. After the onset of menstruation, the bondage also involves sexual servitude. (Photo: Abla Kotor, Courtesy of Robert Grossman/NYT Pictures)

In March 1998, Equality Now launched a campaign calling for the banning of the practice and release of trokosi. Later the same year the government of Ghana passed a law prohibiting the practice. Equality Now welcomed this development, as well as reports of the subsequent release of around 2,800 girls. In its 1998 Women's Action on the trokosi practice, Equality Now highlighted the case of Abla Kotor (pictured). At the age of 12, Abla had been given to a local priest in atonement for the rape that resulted in her birth—the rape of her mother by her mother's uncle. Although other trokosi were liberated from the Awlo-Korti shrine where Abla was enslaved, after the law was passed Abla continued to live in the shrine effectively under the control of the priest because her aunt was afraid that otherwise the curse of the gods would revisit the family. Happily, Abla has now moved away from the shrine and is living with an uncle and going to school in western Ghana.

Many of those who have been liberated from the shrines are being helped by International Needs Ghana, a non-governmental organization that has been central to the release and rehabilitation of trokosi. It negotiates the return of the women and girls to their families or communities, provides housing and food, counseling, schooling and income-generating skills. Survivors for Change, a human rights organization formed by survivors of the trokosi practice, is also advocating for enforcement of the law against the practice and has launched its own campaign aimed at various government ministries and seeking the support of international ambassadors based in Accra.

In spite of this welcome progress, Equality Now is deeply concerned that, over three years after the banning of the practice of trokosi by the Ghanaian Government, several thousand girls and women are reported to be still in bondage as trokosi. According to reports, some traditionalist groups in Ghana are obstructing the release of the trokosi. One group, Afrikania Mission, maintains that the practice is part of its culture and that the law should not destroy its culture. Afrikania Mission is said to be exerting pressure to prevent the enforcement of the law, and to have persuaded some priests that it is their right to continue the tradition.

The work of International Needs Ghana has apparently also been hindered by several inaccurate descriptions of the trokosi practice by the United States Government, which minimize the severity of the practice and have reportedly influenced some funders to stop supporting the efforts of International Needs Ghana to end the trokosi practice. The State Department's reports on human rights and religious freedoms for 2001 differ substantially from those issued in previous years, and it is interesting to note from one of these that in May and July 2001 US Embassy officials met with the leadership of the Afrikania Mission "in order to learn about their views on religious freedom in the country," and reported that "the Afrikania leaders expressed gratitude for the visit…"

One hundred and thirty trokosi priests who have released all trokosi from their own shrines and now oppose the practice were so incensed by the inaccuracies in the US Government reports that they met on 4 January 2002 to refute in very specific terms the US Government's claims. The State Department, for example, claims that trokosi is a religious practice "involving a period of servitude lasting up to 3 years" and that "there is no evidence that sexual abuse is an ingrained or systematic part of the practice." The trokosi priests affirmed in contrast that "once a girl has been sent into trokosi servitude, she is a trokosi until her death. After she dies, she has to be replaced by her family, " and that the trokosi "serve we the priests domestically, satisfy our sexual desires and work on our farms to provide our economic security." The priests affirmed that "the girls have no right whatsoever in deciding when and who in the shrine should have sexual intercourse with them…" and that part "of the rationale for deciding on the female gender as the object of reparation has to do with providing sexual gratification to those serving the deity." Equality Now has repeatedly raised its concern with State Department officials that the United States Government has misrepresented the trokosi practice, but has not to date received a substantive response.

In addition to the 1998 law specifically criminalizing the trokosi practice as a form of slavery, the trokosi practice violates the Ghanaian Constitution, specifically Article 14, which provides that "Every person has a right to personal liberty" and Article 16, which provides, "No person shall be held in slavery and servitude or be required to perform forced labor." Numerous international human rights standards similarly prohibit slavery, in particular the Slavery Convention and the Supplementary Convention on the Abolition of Slavery, the Slave Trade and Institutions and Practices Similar to Slavery, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, all ratified by Ghana. Although Ghanaian government officials have expressed their opposition to the practice, and a new government, which took office in 2001, has declared its commitment to human rights, it is clear that not enough action has been taken to ensure the release of the remaining trokosi. There have been no prosecutions under the 1998 law.
Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 7:08pm On Aug 09, 2014
Obrafour: kikikikiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!! Otumfour, more fire.
Obrafool! So you're still alive? shocked
I thought you've joined your fellow tout gh kwame in hell... grin grin grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 6:54pm On Aug 09, 2014
SantaMafia: Nigeria jaga jaga, everything scatter scatter, poor man dey suffer suffer... grin grin grin oil-rich magg0t infested sh1thole grin

[img]http://4.bp..com/-6qejBJ2PuFM/T2C0ydlC--I/AAAAAAAAEUo/vOnSwhKooUo/s1600/1.jpg[/img] grin


[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/1490155_onitsha-market-fire_jpg0dec8fa0c6587651690f297c7bb28cb3[/img] grin
Heaven on earth Gayna! grin grin grin

Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 6:46pm On Aug 09, 2014
SantaMafia: Nigeria jaga jaga, everything scatter scatter, poor man dey suffer suffer... grin grin grin oil-rich magg0t infested sh1thole grin

[img]http://4.bp..com/-6qejBJ2PuFM/T2C0ydlC--I/AAAAAAAAEUo/vOnSwhKooUo/s1600/1.jpg[/img] grin


[img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/1490155_onitsha-market-fire_jpg0dec8fa0c6587651690f297c7bb28cb3[/img] grin
Gayna germany of Africa.

PoliticsRe: Osun State: The Politics, The Mud And The Rust by iconize(m):
chino24: Pictures coming shortly..wear mask!
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Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:22pm On Aug 08, 2014
Santamugu the gaynaian photographer, where art thou..... grin grin grin grin grin grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:20pm On Aug 08, 2014
adamskutty: Hehehehe Hehehehe grin grin grin grin this got me cracking my ribs grin grin

The gaynian zoo keeper recently opened this world class toilet (gayna standard )in the slum called akara grin they were large turn out of gaynians who came to witness this historic moment in their life grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Otoumfour i guess u poo here ?
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World class toilet with modern facilities in akara, gayna.

Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 10:10pm On Aug 08, 2014
adamskutty: how can u possibly take the cursed baboon With cone head called petroldolls serious grin grin grin

The miserable crook pated lizard is posting pics of His zoo , gayna is 2nd dirtiest country in west africa and 4th dirtiest in africa grin grin grin grin grin u should know that ,thats his abode he is posting .grin grin grin grin

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=224850

Otoumfour my Slave post More memes abeg ,Your Master is loving every moment of this grin grin
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Gayna is a poverty stricken village occupied by apeish burnt offerings from the gorillas clan!
Gayna is synonymous with poverty! grin remember they competed at the common wealth games(judo) with borrowed uniforms.... grin grin grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Two Nigerians Arrested In Ghana For Joining Protest March by iconize(m): 9:52pm On Aug 08, 2014
SantaMafia: hahahahaha Germm ke? why not Isreal? thought mor0nic igbos claimed to be Jews? roforoforofo fuckeduppedness the mor0n is pasting pgotos from his magg0t-infested country as coming from Ghana grin


Nigeria jaga jaga, everything scatter scatter, poor man dey suffer suffer... grin
World class toilet in gayna, the Germany of Africa. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

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